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Analog Electronics Part 3: Simulate JFET Circuit On Proteus
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16h 14m

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Course Skill Level
Intermediate
Time Estimate
16h 14m

Instructor

Meet Swarit Mahalsekar, the Biomedical engineer who has made it his mission to share his knowledge and skills in electronics with the world. As an experienced online instructor on multiple platforms, Swarit has helped countless students master the art of electronics. But that's not all – Swarit's passion for teaching led him to found "Practical Buddy," a platform dedicated to providing students with practical, hands-on experience in electronics. With his extensive background in completing e

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About This Course

Who this course is for:

  • Students who want to learn FETs
  • Students who want to understand transistors in depth
  • Students who want to learn analog electronics in depth
  • Students who to learn analog circuit design
  • Advanced JFET Analysis and Design with Proteus
  • Analog Electronics and circuits with JFET on Proteus
  • Proteus Simulation for JFET Biasing and Amplifier Design

What you’ll learn: 

  • Understand the basic principle of FET’s
  • Fundamentals of JFET Circuit Design and Simulation
  • Learn the type and symbol of JFET
  • Construction or Internal structure of JFET
  • How to operate JFET as a switch
  • How to operate JFET as an amplifier
  • Proteus circuit simulator
  • Configurations of JFETs (CG, CD, CS)
  • JFET Amplifiers and Switching Circuits on Proteus
  • Characteristics of JFETs (Transfer Characteristic and Drain Source Characteristics)
  • Biasing of JFET
  • Small signal analysis of JFET or JFET as an Amplifier
  • Advanced JFET Analysis and Design with Proteus

Requirements: 

Do you know what FETs (Field Effect Transistors) are, the principles and workings of FETs, etc? Don’t worry even if you don’t know anything about FETs. In this course, we are going to see JFETs (Junction Field Effect Transistors) which are very easy to understand as compared to MOSFETs (Metal Oxide Silicon Field Effect Transistors).

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Course Curriculum

Section 1 - Introduction
Introduction 00:00:00
Type And Symbol Of JFET 00:00:00
Construction Or Internal Structure Of JFET 00:00:00
Section 2 - Working Of JFET
Why Depletion Region Is Wider At The Top And Narrower At The Bottom? 00:00:00
Why N-Channel JFET Is Preferred Over P-Channel JFET? 00:00:00
Understand The Working Of N-Channel-JFET 00:00:00
Section 3 - Characteristics Of JFET
Why The Internal Input Impedance Of An Amplifier Should Be As High As Possible? 00:00:00
Configurations Of JFET 00:00:00
Transfer Characteristics Of JFET 00:00:00
Expansion Of Depletion Region 00:00:00
Drain Source Characteristics 00:00:00
Understanding Pinch-Off Condition 00:00:00
Section 4 - Operating Regions Of JFET
Cutoff Region 00:00:00
Saturation Region 00:00:00
Ohmic Region 00:00:00
Section 5 - Understanding The Data-Sheet Of BFW10 And Drain Current Equation Of JFET
Drain Current Equation Of JFET 00:00:00
Understanding The Data-Sheet Of BFW10 00:00:00
Mistake In Few Datasheet Of BFW10 And BFW11 00:00:00
Section 6 - Identify Terminals Of JFET
Shortcut Trick To Identify The Terminals Of JFET 00:00:00
Identify Terminals Of BFW0 (Practically) 00:00:00
Section 7 - Understanding The Conditions To Operate BFW10 In Cutoff And Saturation Region
Operating JFET In Cutoff And Saturation Region 00:00:00
Simulating JFET As A Switch In Multisim Software 00:00:00
Section 8 - Important Parameters Of JFET
Dynamic Drain Resistance 00:00:00
Transconductance Formula With It’s Derivation 00:00:00
Amplification Factor 00:00:00
Section 9 - Zero Temperature Drift Concept
Zero Temperature Drift (Part 1) 00:00:00
Zero Temperature Drift (Part 2) 00:00:00
Section 10 - Biasing Techniques In JFET
Understanding The Significance Of Q-Point And Biasing The JFET 00:00:00
Fixed Bias Technique Of JFET 00:00:00
Self Bias Technique Of JFET 00:00:00
Voltage Divider Bias Technique Of JFET 00:00:00
Section 11 - Variation Of Pinch-Off Voltage (Vp = Vgsoff)
What Is Maximum, Minimum And Typical Value Of Vp And Which Value We Should Consider? 00:00:00
Section 12 - Numericals On JFET
Numerical 1 00:00:00
Simulation Of Numerical 1 00:00:00
Numerical 2 00:00:00
Section 13 - AC Modelling Of JFET
Modelling Of JFET (Part 1) 00:00:00
Modelling Of JFET (Part 2) 00:00:00
Section 14 - Analyzing Common Source And Common Gate Amplifier
CS Amplifier (Without CS Capacitor) 00:00:00
CS Amplifier (With CS Capacitor) 00:00:00
CG Amplifier (Common Gate Amplifier) 00:00:00
Why We Prefer Common Source Over Common Gate Amplifier 00:00:00
Section 15 - JFETs Vs BJTs Complete Analysis
JFETs Vs BJTs 00:00:00
Section 16 - Designing And Simulating Cs Amplifier On Proteus And Multisim
Designing JFET Based CS Amplifier 00:00:00
Simulation Of CS Amplifier On Proteus And On Multisim 00:00:00
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